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Posted by rosesstink z4 NY (My Page) on

Fri, Jul 12, 13 at 22:11

A post on the small house forum got me thinking about how many pairs of shoes I own and how many I really need.

I really need:

Two pairs of Keens (one for wearing while the other dries out after I've walked through some damned swamp or something).

Two pairs of winter boots. One for wearing to work/around town. Another for snowshoeing, etc.

Two pairs of presentable shoes for work (business casual).

One pair of "sneakers" for exercise.

One really grubby pair of clogs for working in the garden.

One dressy pair for weddings, etc.

A pair of moccasins for just hanging around the house.

Those are the ones I feel I really need but I have a lot more than that. (Don't make me give up my all-weather mocs! I love them!)

So what are your shoe "needs"?

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Posted by Bumblebeez z7b Seneca SC (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 22, 13 at 17:13

I need as many as my closet will hold. I have at least 20 pair of boots and love them. Then there are shoes: sandals, dress shoes, flats, heels, walking, tennis, closed toe, open toes, wedges, kitten, casual and then all in a variety of colors, styles.....

If a pair hurts my feet, I still keep them, but can't wear them for long periods of time....so, shoes add up. If I find shoes/boots I love at a good price, I buy two pair.

I work at home, btw. It might get crowded if I had an outside job.

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